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    • Applied Mathematics
    • Machine Learning

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    • Fractional-order calculus enables modeling complex dynamics but presents challenges in system identification and control.
    • Accurate modeling and stable control are crucial for systems exhibiting memory and nonlocality.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a unified data-driven framework to address challenges in modeling and controlling fractional-order systems.
    • To introduce novel deep learning architectures and control strategies for enhanced system performance.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a fractional-order deep Lagrangian network (fPLCS-DeLaN) integrating physical priors and self-attention mechanisms for learning system dynamics.
    • Proposed a hybrid network-based disturbance observer (T2F-CRNN) combining CNN, recurrence, and fuzzy inference for robust uncertainty estimation.
    • Designed a fractional-order controller with finite-time convergence, input saturation compensation, and sliding mode constraints.

    Main Results:

    • fPLCS-DeLaN achieved modeling errors at least one order of magnitude lower with a minimal increase in computational time.
    • The proposed fractional-order controller significantly reduced transient (23.1%) and steady-state (87.6%) tracking errors.
    • Experiments on a soft manipulator platform validated the framework's superior model learning and tracking performance.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed data-driven framework effectively tackles the complexities of fractional-order systems.
    • The innovations in deep learning and control design lead to substantial improvements in accuracy, robustness, and performance.
    • This unified approach offers a promising direction for advanced control applications involving fractional-order dynamics.